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[HTC Aria General] jdm_labrat:
got it did the unrevoked version someone should sticky that one and a step by step guide the slideroot sucks and its just about worthless
[HTC Aria General] mh333:
Unrevoked is the way to go. It's easy as pie. I tried the other methods for two days. Unrevoked took 5 min.
[HTC Aria General] NotATreoFan:
Please avoid creating new threads for existing topics. Before creating a new post or thread, you should read all available information in the many Aria rooting threads.
[Desire Android Development] meLIanTQ:
Hi all,

I can easy remake the bug of wifi sleep!

my ip is auto : 192.168.1.23 and work perfect!

why?

tape in terminal emulator:

iproute:

192.168.1.0/24 << 23MAX

if i put a ip fixe 192.168.1.50 the wifi bug in sleep is here!!!

please make a ip fixe in 192.168.1.2/24 Maximum 23 please !!!!

Reboot after :)
[Desire Android Development] Fightspit:
Nice one :)
[Desire Android Development] mon@diac:
i tried it with ...1.23 and it's not working.
[Desire Android Development] meLIanTQ:
yes he work,

put your ip fixe in 192.168.1.23 etc, deactivate and reactivate your wifi

and reboot
[Desire Android Development] mon@diac:
wifi policy set to never and i use ip fix with 192.168.1.23 but it's not working goes to sleep. wifi turned off and later turned on but it's not changing result.
[Desire Android Development] cgrec92:
:confused: LOL never been so confused in my life
[Desire Android Development] meLIanTQ:
me too, ...

When i put my ip in 192.168.1.1/23 no wifi sleep issue ... after 23 ... issue bug for me
[Desire Android Development] noapp:
Tried your proposal but no success. I even configured my router to only DHCP the IPs you mentioned.

I think Paul is right here and is it hard to understand what HTC is doing for this? I.e. reverse engineer their ROMs and see how they solve the problem.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] nyonya:
Can anyone tell me how to go back to the original fonts on the Incredible? I copied over the Fonts folder with one attached to one of the red themes here, and while I love the theme, I find the fonts much less readable than stock. Can anyone upload the original fonts folder, or tell me if there's any other way to get them back?

Thanks a ton! This forum is amazing.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] jonnybueno:
just yank them out of any rom on here.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] nyonya:
That worked, of course - thanks a ton!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] nyonya:
Oh, and I'm using your "extra red" mods - looks great! Thanks for all the work you've done.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] dashed:
I just wanted to post my findings. Stock the Vibrant was extremely slow to me, coming from a Nexus. So I rooted it and installed minifreemanager. It made a world of difference. You have to be rooted, but once you have minifree, open it and hit menu and select presets, then select aggressive, then apply, then apply on boot. I dont see any reason how this could cause any problems, but do it at your own risk.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] bessertier:
Is this related to the mod codes that are being discussed over on Stalling Issues ? because the main method they've been talking about (method1 now) limits the app space. just a warning, if it is.

and I was trying to look for the app, but I cannot find it. link maybe?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] pychobj2001:
the app is called minfreemanager, google corrected me when searching for it...
[Desire General] malctron:
Has anyone seen goggles new application for the Android os? It's a click and drag method of creating apps.

http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/

The main reason for this post was to see if anyone has used this application because I want to have a play but filled in the form that is needed about 4 days ago and still waiting for a reply.
[Desire General] Necroman_AI:
I have submitted the form too... Still waiting though
[Desire General] th3:
I was curiously interested but sans an invite for now.

-----------------------------------

- Sent via my HTC Desire -
[Desire General] malctron:
Glade to see I'm not the only one waiting. Good how google advertise something but never get round to giving it to use.
[P3600 ROM Development] mohamadfar:
I read a post "Run Android on Your Windows Mobile Phone" . Did anybody test it ?

It is so riproaring , Can anybody test it ?

My P3600 in Beautifull phone and uniue phone ! I want run Android on it and test it !

I want test new OS on my phone. Can U test it and write sample help to make Android P3600 ??
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rodi_21:
I've searched the forum but haven't found anything worth using.

What I'm lookin' for is a free music player for HD2...a player that's really good to use and also a fast one...anyone got a link?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Taner95190:
:) Too tired for now to help you search, but sure that you will find something in the Forum... You don't like the original player that comes with the HD2 ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rodi_21:
No, I don't like the original player, it's stops the music almost all the time and it takes forever to load the songs...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] makendds:
Highly recommend free Pocket Music Player

www pocketmind com

good quality sound replay, less resource usage, seldom lag ever run

with other programs (photo shoot / video recording or game playing etc)

at the same time.

2nd choice S2P

s2p.ac-s2 com

:)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] snowblind2142:
Or..

Or If your interested in spending a little dollar, you can kill two birds with one stone and get the best media player in town, Coreplayer.

Not that pretty but loads of good settings, plays music and Video, I love it!

Highly practical for me :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rodi_21:
aiight, thanks for the tips...I'm gonna check out pocket music player

*edit*

the pocket music player didn't work well on my HD2...had to soft reset the phone...

anyone else wanna help me out?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] osrix:
Try Nitrogen 1.1, fast, light weight an free, Here
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rodi_21:
thanks, I'll try it out...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] de Wolfe:
Have a look at S2P also -it isn't freeware anymore since v1.0, but it is really worth the money!! (~3 bucks).
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] HeinBloed5259:
Mort Player

Check the Mort-Player: Skinnable, lots of features, imho the best (Freeware) Music-Player! :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] javiel:
I second Nitrogen! Great player love the fact you can change the track by just shaking it!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ghenarys:
I prefer S2P and you can also change track by shaking.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rodi_21:
I tried Nitrogen...nice player, but, how come I can't make any playlists?
[HD2 General] alabij:
I've searched and searched but just can't find it, most threads don't have intuitive titles to help with the search so hopefully if we get a solution this will help others.

My request is pretty simple (I hope anyway), the HTC Sense SMS app sucks. It's slow, slow and slow; plus the text is tooooooo small for comfortable viewing/ reading outdoors. Is there anyway to switch to the default windows SMS app without flashing a custom ROM.

I haven't sold my TP@ yet and this might jst be the deal breaker for me. Any assistance would be appreciated.
[HD2 General] ribcage:
Go to your messages menu (from the all messages view) and tap menu/options/traditional mode.
[HD2 General] sumflipnol:
You can get the WM client by searching for and downloading the "Zenyee Messaging cab". But I can't guarantee everything working perfectly (I think I had trouble with MMS using the Zenyee cab).
[HD2 General] jdwrrzmm:
For me, if I have a ROM cooked with standard windows messaging and I apply that cab to use the HTC messaging, it breaks MMS. If I have a ROM with HTC messaging as default, applying the cab to use the standard windows messaging breaks MMS. I cannot win.
[HD2 General] alabij:
Thanks for all the feedback guys!
[HD2 General] alabij:
Just for your reference "traditional mode"; means its threaded. It doesn't change the app.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] rbtady:
when i click on avatar it says "file not found". Is anyone else having this problem or is there a specific way to play it? thanks.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] justadude:
Did you remove or format the 2gb SD card that came with the phone? It was on there.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] zenlakin:
Do you have USB debugging enabled? Make sure that is disabled and try it. If that doesn't work reseat your micro sd card and you should be able to play avatar again...
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] rbtady:
Yes you were right. I removed the SD card and put my 16 gb one from my G1. I would've figured the avatar movie was on the phone. Thanks for the info :)
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] jayzusfk:
Avatar is the ONLY thing not on the phone's internal memory.

Which, IMO, is how it should be. What a waste of a gig and a half.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] marsupial99:
Wait, so after you swapped the memory cards the Avatar icon still shows up on the applications list even though there is no movie anymore. That's rather silly an a bit annoying. That movie is a fun thing to showcase the screen but who wants to keep it around forever. I was hoping that after I swap the card for a bigger one the phone would recognize that it is gone and the shortcut to it would be gone too. Is there a way to uninstall it?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] rbtady:
I'm pretty sure you can just drop the shortcut into the garbage. I'm not sure if there is a way to uninstall it yet as I haven't done that.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] bahnburner:
1. Root

2. rm -r /system/app/Avatar.apk

3. rm -r /system/app/Avatar.odex

4. Enjoy.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] gtirabbit06:
I had the same issue. Called Tmo and they couldnt help. Called Samsung, and they said that if you remove the SD card, it will remove the file. Rep said he was going to send a new Memory card with it installed. Oh and yeah the Avatar Icon stays even if the file is gone. I'm not done showing off the screen yet, the movie looks so sick on it haha.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] venom6608:
Avatar

Just pull out the 2 gig card, put your 16 gig in the phone, hook them both up to your pc and drag the entire "movie" folder to your 16 gig card. I did this and it plays with no problem :D. Still can't find a player that will support the dcf file format on my pc though...:(
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] SSJ_Gomike:
Have you tried RealPlayer? I have not tried it but I heard that it'll play .dcf files.
[Vibrant General] violinbf:
I just looked at the Vibrant today. I am trying out the Sprint EVO and have not made up my mind (have 3 more weeks to decide). I have been very curious with all the hubub surrounding this new screen. "brilliant" "incredible" "vibrant" etc are terms that all the review sites are throwing around.

Now that I have seen it, it is ture. The colors really pop. However, I am torn. On the one hand, S-AMOLED colors are very rich. It has better color saturation for video, and photos colors pop a bit more on the S-AMOLED vs the evo's LCD and the viewing angles are GREAT! There is almost no hazing effect when viewed from the side. WOW

On the other hand, even though both devices have 800x480 displays the text looks jagged on the Vibrant. Icons while very bright, do not look smooth. Very small text that is readable on the EVO is illegible on the Vibrant (for example viewing web pages zoomed all the way out). Pictures when viewed at the same zoom level look sharper and more detailed on the LCD screen. It appears that the actual resolution is less on the S-AMOLED than the TFT.

What is going on here? Why does it look this way. For me a large part of my phone is reading text, why does it appear more jagged and fuzzier? Does anyone have any insight?

Oh, and also the maximum brightness is lower on the Vibrant (not that I ever use max brightness) somehow whites look just a little dirty/grey in comparison to the EVO.

Anyone have any insight into this resolution issue?
[Vibrant General] violinbf:
after reading up on arstechnica.com i realized that this fuzzieness is due to the face that the S-AMOLED display is a pentile display and thus only has an addressable resolution of 392x653.

http:// arstechnica.com/gadgets/news/2010/03/secrets-of-the-nexus-ones-screen-science-color-and-hacks.ars/

Remove the space between the Http:// and the link for the Ars Technica Article about pentile displays.

from the article:

"you could think about this display as taking the 480x800 input image and scaling it down to 392x653 image, using subpixel positioning to reduce the apparent blurriness as much as possible."

That explains why this is so much fuzzier when displaying text. Now to decide if the the color saturation is worth the reduced resolution....hmmm.
[Vibrant General] Pops_G:
Yes I agree, PenTile is the only thing keeping AMOLED from being the best displays hands down. The worst thing you can do though is compare to screens side by side. You will always find something wrong with both, ignorance is bliss =P

I had time with the HTC Incredible which uses AMOLED and you get used to it, I do think its worth it. I did like being able to read text zoomed out all the way though on the EVO.

Its a trade off, but I honestly think whatever you pick you will get used to it after time.
[Vibrant General] violinbf:
i think for me, a mobile phone's performance comes down to display text quality (browsing ebook reading etc), web browsing, video, phone UI experience, and battery life. if you got used to the AMOLED on the incredible why did you give it up for the EVO?
[Vibrant General] drmosh:
All you need to do is go on a Vibrant, go to youtube, and watch the Tron Legacy trailer in HQ... or the Avatar that came with it and AMOLED will blow your mind...:D
[Vibrant General] DaMaDo:
I had the Evo for 3 weeks and if Sprint worked well in my area I would have kept it. I like it a bit better than the Vibrant, which I have now. The screen is not as bright and pretty but the smoothness of the text made up for it. I also liked how websites looked on the Evo more.

I'm still very happy with the Vibrant, but I would have stuck with the Evo if I didn't have so many dropped calls where I work and live.
[Vibrant General] iceshinobi:
Just imagine if the screen was 4.3 inches even though the screen size for this isn't to bug nor to small
[Vibrant General] derek4484:
The S-AMOLED in the Galaxy S is not pentile matrix. The Incredible doesnt use pentile matrix either. The N1 does use pentile matrix. I have seen a N1 beside an Incredible and the two are really different looking. Text on the Incredible is crisp and clear, on the N1 its fuzzy.

Edit: Sorry, I was wrong about the Galaxy S, it DOES use pentile matrix. What a ripoff, this has me seriously questioning whether to get the phone or not. The low text quality on the N1 ruined that phone for me. But I'm pretty sure I'm right about the Incredible, the text on it looks super sharp and crisp.
[Vibrant General] Pops_G:
I went to the EVO for the 4.3" screen vs 3.7. Like you said, text is better on LCD. Everything else is better on AMOLED, imo. So it comes down to what is most important to you.

Samsung has used PenTile on every single AMOLED they have made.
[Vibrant General] violinbf:
I do love the 4.3 inch screen. 4.3" gives 15% larger viewing area than a 4" screen. This was very noticeable to me especially with typing on the keyboard and displaying web pages. Another plus is that viewing video's with the device on the table is more comfortable on the larger screen. The EVO is not too much larger than the Galaxy S.

The only thing that bugs me about the EVO is the processor/GPU and battery life.

It is hard to look at the GPU benchmarks and demonstrations for the new OMAP and Hummingbird and not think that the Snapdragon is a little behind the times. Not sure that I will game that much but I do want the power to run the new fancy Gingerbread UI nice and smooth. I wish i knew what kind of GPU processing power was necessary for Gingerbread because I will be trying to shoe horn that OS update on my device.

Obviously a 45nm processor will overclock better than a 65nm one and will get better battery life at stock speeds. I believe the power draw is ~500mw for the Snapdragon and ~350mw for the Hummingbird. That is significant power savings. Weirdly though the reports of the Vibrant's battery life are not that much better that the EVO. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Galaxy overclock to 2ghz just like the previous generation 65nm OMAP on the droid (stock 550mhz overclocks to 1ghz easily)

Pops_G did you keep your EVO or return it? Using a custom Kernel to defeat the FPS cap makes it a non issue now. If you did return it, do you have your eye on something else? One nice thing about Sprint is that you can upgrade your device at the subsidized price annually VS every 2 years so I only need to get to next July. Plus the plans are cheaper if you are crafty.
[Vibrant General] Ziostilon:
the point in s-amoled is reducing power consumption. less reflection, and brighter under heavy lighted areas (like outdoors)

power consumption is a large issue, when screen size is this big
[Vibrant General] Pops_G:
I returned the EVO and was planning on getting one of the Galaxy S phones, possible the Vibrant because T-Mobile is the only one with out of contract pricing. I am still undecided though, gaming is a big deal for me and the EVO was slow in 3D. Also I had one of the EVOs that they have not been able to fix the 30fps issue for, one of the early ones.

Cyanogen claims to have bluetooth HID and plans on getting HDMI out working full time. That would mean you could use your EVO as a console on your TV. Playing old SNES games and soon N64 games off your phone with a WiiMote is very tempting.

But over all I like the Galaxy S phones more. Just waiting till Sprint announces the Epic release date.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mikeppl:
when i type *#1234#

i got this

PDA: M110S.DF30.1854

PHONE:M110S.DF29.0944.ST

H/W:REVO.8

MOVINANDF29

i really need to flash to european version and lose all corean trash

i really thanks for your help
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] blue-gt:
Just go buy the euro version
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkstriker:
That's not exactly helpful advice. However, there is little else you can do. The korean version differs hardware wise from the european/asian version so the european firmwares won't work for you (likely they will never work).

So even though it may be mean, there is unfortunately little else you can do if you want to get rid of the korean firmware.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dillovic:
That totally sucks. I wish I could flash my European gt-i9000 to the Korean version so I could take advantage of the native "record call" function.

How different are these two phones hardware wise? Is there really no way to force install the firmware?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dillovic:
O.K. I found the answer to my own question.

Hardware-wise the Korean Galaxy S isn't much different from the European one. These are the only differences I could find:

Korean:

Digital Media Broadcast: T-DMB digital tuner Pull-out antenna

Analog Radio: Not supported

European:

Digital Media Broadcast: Not supported

Analog Radio: FM radio (87.5-108MHz) with RDS radio reciever Proprietary headset as antenna

I really hope that sooner or later a genius will create some kind of hack to make such a firmware flash work
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garfnodie:
I just got the car dock for my N1 and I am liking it so far, I have not really had to use it for anything other than to keep my phone charged, but in time I'm sure I will fully realize it's potential. I do however like just putting it on Map and have it follow me.

My question is this, is there a way to set it so that when I hit map, that it automatically follows my location without me having the manually hit "my location" and will also auto orient the map to the same direction that I am going like standalone GPS units will do. I like having the map up and zoomed out a bit so that I can see what kind of traffic is ahead of me and possibly turn off somewhere else to avoid it, but it's a bit confusing at a quick glance when the map is moving in a different direction that I am cause it always keeps north pointed up.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
It follows you automatically unless you've moved the map.. Then you'd have to go to your location again (blue button).

And no, it doesn't reorient, Google Navigation does, however.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garfnodie:
It didn't follow me unless I hit menu and then selected "My Location". It'll follow me from then on though. I guess it is possible though that I moved the map and not realized it, I'll try that again tomorrow.
[EVO 4G General] violinbf:
I just looked at the Vibrant today. I am trying out the Sprint EVO and have not made up my mind (have 3 more weeks to decide). I have been very curious with all the hubub surrounding this new screen. "brilliant" "incredible" "vibrant" etc are terms that all the review sites are throwing around.

Now that I have seen it, it is true. The colors really pop. However, I am torn. On the one hand, S-AMOLED colors are very rich. It has better color saturation for video, and photos colors pop a bit more on the S-AMOLED vs the evo's LCD and the viewing angles are GREAT! There is almost no hazing effect when viewed from the side. WOW

On the other hand, even though both devices have 800x480 displays the text looks jagged on the Vibrant. Icons while very bright, do not look smooth. Very small text that is readable on the EVO is illegible on the Vibrant (for example viewing web pages zoomed all the way out). Pictures when viewed at the same zoom level look sharper and more detailed on the LCD screen. It appears that the actual resolution is less on the S-AMOLED than the TFT.

What is going on here? Why does it look this way. For me a large part of my phone is reading text, why does it appear more jagged and fuzzier? Does anyone have any insight?

Oh, and also the maximum brightness is lower on the Vibrant (not that I ever use max brightness) somehow whites look just a little dirty/grey in comparison.

Anyone have any insight into this resolution issue?
[EVO 4G General] h3nG:
It's most likely a pentile screen...

Search for Arestechnica article about the issue with the Nexus one screen and the Pentile layout technology. In other words we're not getting "true" resolution where each pixel can display all 3 colors. I can't post links since I am a newb.

Interesting read...I only skimmed it. Kinda lame if you ask me. AMOLED has not shown to be battery saving enough for the technology to be useful in my opinion. Iphone 4 and Droid X as well as the EVO has shown LCD technology has shown there's still a lot to love about old tech.
[EVO 4G General] violinbf:
http:// arstechnica.com/gadgets/news/2010/03/secrets-of-the-nexus-ones-screen-science-color-and-hacks.ars/

Remove the space between the Http:// and the link for the Ars Technica Article about pentile displays.

VERY informative. Essentially each pixel in a pentile display is not capable of displaying all three Red Green and Blue colors. 3 sub pixels are combined from an array of RGB subpixles and processing is used to smooth it out. A pentile display used in AMOLED has an addressable resolution of 392x653.

from the article:

"you could think about this display as taking the 480x800 input image and scaling it down to 392x653 image, using subpixel positioning to reduce the apparent blurriness as much as possible."

That

IS

lame. This explains why it looks so much fuzzier.

Thanks.

Now the question is, is it worth the trade off for power efficiency and color saturation...? Hmmm
[EVO 4G General] Mecha2142:
Ehh...I don't feel so envious towards those with the Super AMOLED screens all of a sudden. Sure my colors might not be as vibrant, but at least it's working the way it's supposed to :P.
[EVO 4G General] SiL3nTKiLL:
^^haha yea agreed, its all hype.